Well, I'm on the front lines, no one else is in the front lines.
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"You have to support the front lines, and you have to support action at the front lines," Frieden said.
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Photojournalists work on the front lines of any unfolding story, but during the Covid-29 pandemic, the front lines are on lockdown.
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I was on the front lines in the Cold War, and I was on the front lines in the fight against Al Qaeda.
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The book provides an unflinching account of the lives and deaths of troops fighting on the front lines — the same front lines where politicians put them.
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BuzzFeed News has reported from the front lines of the fight against ISIS in Iraq to the front lines of the fight for trans rights around the world. 20.
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And while medical and health care workers are obviously on the front lines of the health crisis, low-wage and working-class people are on the front lines of the economic crisis.
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They're on the front lines, and it is truly inspiring.
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Is your community on the front lines of this disease?
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Some European radicals have joined Ukrainians on the front lines.
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They are the front lines -- the most vulnerable of species.
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He was recently reporting from the front lines in Mosul.
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Musk has talked about leading from the front lines before.
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Emergency nurses are on the front lines of the epidemic.
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These became the front lines between protesters and the police.
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We are all on the front lines of climate change.
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Our reporting team sent this account from the front lines.
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It's palpable on the front lines in the emergency department.
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It's a vision of policymaking made on the front lines.
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Here's what the fighting looks like from the front lines.
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It was a rare day away from the front lines.
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One has been at the front lines holding a sign.
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Employees are on the front lines of enforcing the rules.
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We already have teachers on the front lines every day.
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What do the security professionals on the front lines think?
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They are on the front lines in this war against Alzheimer's.
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This is basically the front lines, and it is treaty territory.
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Robert Neller says most of those never saw the front lines.
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She was on the front lines of protests against oppressive policing.
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I have fought on the front lines to prevent illegal immigration.
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It is also on the front lines of a culture war.
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They are on the front lines of this war against ISIS.
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Adkins has witnessed many landmark cyber events from the front lines.
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In most contexts, there are skilled locals on the front lines.
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Most recently he was reporting from the front lines on Mosul.
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Closer to Yemen's front lines, people have made more jarring transformations.
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So you cannot keep someone like that off the front lines.
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A third works on the front lines to ensure abortion access.
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There are more than 30 active front lines across the country.
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And Ryan's been on the front lines to defend the proposal.
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And today we have more horror stories from the front lines.
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If something happens, you're at the front lines of this publication.
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At the front lines of these protests are the Venezuelan youth.
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Lunze is on the front lines of the nation's opioid crisis.
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Have they been on the front lines working for ordinary people?
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He knows what it's like to be on the front lines.
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Lasana Bridges is on the front lines of the coronavirus epidemic.
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He was in the labs, I was in the front lines.
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The front lines of race are no longer in British India.
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We are on the front lines of working with these families.
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I've been deep in these areas and on the front lines.
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Fast-food workers are on the front lines of the pandemic
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Nonprofits on the front lines have been forced to be nimble.
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"Are there any injuries on the front lines?" the voice asked.
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Now he is on the front lines of the culture wars.
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Oleksandr, a Ukrainian soldier on the front lines of the war.
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"It's like the front lines of a war," one told us.
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Not just on the front lines overseas, but here at home.
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Here are images from the front lines of the Kashmir crisis.
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In Australia, about 2,700 firefighters are already on the front lines.
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"We believe in the wisdom of the front lines," Best added.
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Small businesses are often on the front lines of immigration enforcement.
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"We are at the front lines of educational inequity," Mr. Hart said.
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That means "as a teacher, I'm on the front lines," he said.
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Never are we on the front lines battling evil. Wonder. Power. Courage.
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Central America's arabica crops are on the front lines of climate change.
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Is your city or community on the front lines of this virus?
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The trenches have been dug, the weapons loaded, the front lines drawn.
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Esposito has always been at the front lines of comedy-as-war.
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Take a stand & join those on the front lines at benjerry.com/pecanresist.
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They were swamped with the sick and wounded near the front lines.
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MoscowAnna Alimova works on the front lines of Russia's growing HIV epidemic.
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Later, in Manila, he watched dead soldiers return from the front lines.
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They are bombing civilian areas at least as heavily as front lines.
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Many of those interviews were conducted on the front lines of war.
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"Naturally, I understand the importance of supporting women on the front lines."
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We're also on the front lines when it comes to retirement security.
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Justin Duckett works on the front lines of Memphis's gun violence epidemic.
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Leadership that won't be on the sidelines, but on the front lines.
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Ahead, Bailey shares her experiences on the front lines of the calamity.
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They, he said, are living on the front lines of global warming.
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Allana Akhtar reports on the challenges facing nurses on the front lines.
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New York City has long been on the front lines of lunching.
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As a health worker, she's on the front lines of this pandemic.
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As the front lines have shifted, some have been forced to flee.
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TSA officials are at the front lines of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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I think everybody needs to remember that we're in the front lines.
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Now it's on the front lines of America's fierce debate over immigration.
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It was a place on the front lines of a border crisis.
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Her station in Orleans, France, received soldiers directly from the front lines.
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Retailers and tech companies may be on the front lines in China.
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Its commanders regularly show up at the front lines to lead battles.
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Ali Rayl, Slack's VP of customer experience, is at the front lines.
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Scroll down to the dramatic conditions on the coronavirus outbreak's front lines.
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Just six months ago he was on the front lines in Ukraine.
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The family has always been on the front lines of gentrifying Brooklyn.
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Journalists have been on the front lines of global conflicts for generations.
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Experimental new drugs and vaccines reached the front lines, and they worked.
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Supreme Leader Kylo Ren on the front lines of the Star War.
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The SEALs were required to stay 1,000 meters behind the front lines.
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Most aid organizations have avoided the front lines because of security concerns.
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"When we go to the front lines, we face them," he said.
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Those on the front lines of the physical market are not convinced.
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They&aposre right on the front lines, they don&apost want this pipeline.
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The western Arctic, southeastern Atlantic Canada, and Vancouver are on the front lines.
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And in the new challenges facing our country, we're on the front lines.
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And older female soldiers headed to the front lines more often than males.
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According to YouTube poster walter santi, the "rolling cat" helms the front lines.
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Healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak are getting sick.
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At the front lines of that effort: screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely.
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She took these photos from the front lines in Mosul in November 2016.
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Once you reach the front lines, you should be healing at all times.
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"The front lines don't necessarily have to be in North Dakota," she said.
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Some will secure positions behind the front lines or play other supporting roles.
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Front lines between the remaining contested areas appear to have stabilized for now.
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They're on the front lines of forensics; they're seeing emerging trends and problems.
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"Fast Money Halftime Report" is on the front lines of CNBC's market coverage.
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He was on the front lines fighting terrorism to keep our nation safe.
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Music has always been on the front lines of tech's disruption of media.
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"The front lines don't necessarily have to be in North Dakota," she explained.
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" Fact check: "Lebanon is on the front lines of the fight against Hezbollah.
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So, "in the open," really means: behind the front lines, INSIDE Winterfell's walls.
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You will see me on the front lines where migration is going on.
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The front lines have also hardened, sketching violent new borders on Yemen's map.
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Mr. Carter acknowledged that the advisers would be closer to the front lines.
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Our community health care providers are on the front lines of this crisis.
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Immigrant and Latino communities are also at the front lines of this crisis.
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"These two that are still on the front lines are amazing," he says.
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Lawmakers may be reluctant to go from the front lines to the backbench.
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And, as women, we are on the front lines of protecting that right.
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CARE and UNICEF are also on the front lines of tackling the issue.
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The ones out there on the front lines, putting their lives at risk.
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First send the money to the front lines of the health care fight.
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Most of the forces are restricted to advising roles behind the front lines.
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Our reporter hits the fashion week front lines wearing a new cannabis product.
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Our reporter hits the fashion week front lines wearing a new cannabis product.
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Main Street America is on the front lines in the fight against cybercrime.
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Goodstein responded by noting that "people are dying on the front lines" there.
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More continued to join the front lines as clashes continued throughout the day.
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For her part, Kim is now on the front lines of Vermont's efforts.
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Jacobson spent 45 years on the front lines of that national food fight.
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The hardening is evident on the front lines of the territory's young demonstrators.
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But health officials on the front lines say they want more federal action.
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That dream came true in only one place, the front lines of Vietnam.
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Behind the front lines with rebels in South Sudan Behind the front lines with rebels in South Sudan Photos by Jason Patinkin KAJO KEJI, South Sudan — Two Toyota pickup trucks filled with heavily armed rebels rattled down a bumpy dirt track.
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It's their forces that are on the front lines in many of these cases.
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Now Roskam is on the front lines of the battle for control of Congress.
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Representatives from the groups will offer their perspectives from working on the front lines.
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Pro-regime forces have breached the once stable front lines in this battered city.
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They also condemned recent arrests of medical professionals working on the protests' front lines.
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That makes sense because manufacturing is at the front lines of the trade war.
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This guide is gleaned from the front lines of the social media disinformation wars.
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About 400,000 Syrians are trapped behind front lines, denied access to food and medicine.
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And the latest images from the front lines of Paris Fashion Week prove it.
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We've heard from those on the front lines of our national gun violence crisis.
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So I'm very happy, especially because I just came back from the front lines.
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Leading-edge innovators from the region shared their learning from their own front lines.
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There might not be enough people on the front lines to implement the memo.
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Blink past their front lines and attack their flanks or occupy the capture point.
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"OTI will be on the front lines of these coming legal battles," she added.
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But what do you think are the front lines of that fight right now?
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Terrorists make no distinction between front lines and home fronts, between combatants and civilians.
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Today, you all stand on the front lines of the fight for gender equality.
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When it does, you may find yourself on the front lines, facing the cannons.
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But what I saw on the front lines was nothing short of active cooperation.
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"National parks are on the direct front lines of sea level rise," she said.
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The incident put Starbucks on the front lines of a national discussion about race.
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Describing the Wynwood clinic as the "front lines" of the fight against Zika, Mrs.
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States are on the front lines of our collective response to the cyber threat.
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Pornographers are, fundamentally, on the front lines in the government's attacks on free speech.
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"The governors are on the front lines right now," Hogan told CNN on Monday.
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Those of us who come from the periphery, the front lines, are being marginalized.
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That's why our hands are the front lines in the war against Covid-19.
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He has been on the front lines of LA's graffiti art for decades now.
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"The Jews are on the front lines," said Mr. Habib, the member of Parliament.
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They buy food and they buy gear and medical supplies for the front lines.
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As a Governor, I am on the front lines of implementing health care solutions.
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Now, the country is on the front lines of a nationalist resurgence in Europe.
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So why are endangered apes still on the front lines of the conservation battle?
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Another TV show is offering assistance to those on the front lines battling coronavirus.
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As the coronavirus spreads in the US, healthcare workers are on the front lines.
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Her subject was macrophages, big, hungry cells on the front lines of the defense.
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As the coronavirus pandemic worsens, retail pharmacists are finding themselves on the front lines.
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It also sends $100 billion to hospitals on the front lines of the pandemic.
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They have been thrust onto the front lines and could die for the cause.
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Evgeniy Maloletka for BuzzFeed News Night vision sights on the front lines in Ukraine.
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Our videographer was embedded with his unit on the front lines for three weeks.
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The mission will put Americans on the front lines, possible in deadly combat situations.
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MOSCOW — All died far from the front lines in circumstances unrelated to military action.
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Here's a CNN report from the front lines of that war in Ukraine. 123.
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Higher education seems less important than continuing his fight at the front lines, anyway.
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Total Reclaim was there at the beginning, ready to volunteer on the front lines.
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Read more from people who were at the front lines of the fires here.
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Mr. Forkner, a former F.A.A. employee, was at the front lines of this effort.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook was on the front lines of the fight for marriage equality.
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John Lewis is again at the front lines of a pitched battle over America's future.
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Activists on the front lines of fighting racism say it denotes white domination and superiority.
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Florida, already home to more than 1 million Puerto Ricans, is on the front lines.
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You know, the online sexual world, the online hate world, you're at the front lines.
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So we&aposre on the front lines out here in California, I always say this.
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Yet there is "no conversation" about aid crossing front lines, according to one aid worker.
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And women are already in the military, on the front lines, they're admirals, they're generals.
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But we on the front lines are being stretched to the limits of our jobs.
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That's not a plan Danny agrees with — he wants to fight on the front lines.
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"I really see my wife on the front lines," he told reporters at the event.
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Qassim Suleimani, visited Alawite towns on the front lines in an ostentatious show of support.
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Doing it on the front lines of Europe's refugee crisis adds another layer of difficulty.
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It's speeding toward Iraqi or Kurdish Peshmerga front lines with a cargo of high explosives.
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This city has been on the front lines and saw some of the worst battles.
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A photographer captured what it's like on the front lines in the Ebola fight. 73.
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Eventually he takes up arms — in this case, cobblestones — to fight on the front lines.
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"I hear the Sheikh is busy with the Mujahideen on the front lines," he said.
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It's not easy for the restaurant workers on the front lines of the food industry.
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Retreating from the melee's front lines has the potential to be more than just restorative.
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Because I've been on the front lines of progress since I was on your age.
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Reporters were assigned minders, and access to active front lines was almost impossible to obtain.
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Millions across the Middle East live on the front lines in the fight against ISIS.
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Jim Jordan has been on the front lines in the fight for fairness and truth.
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And we're taking you to the front lines of the firefights in Southern California's hills.
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Foreign interventions have made those shifting front lines even bloodier and have deepened the stalemate.
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It was a career, one that has frequently been spent on the moral front lines.
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Shirqat is about 120 kilometers (75 miles) south of Mosul, well behind the front lines.
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And teachers in local schools suddenly found themselves on the front lines of a crisis.
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Watch our new video 'On the Front Lines with International Volunteers Fighting ISIS in Syria'
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We know that American cities and counties are on the front lines of climate change.
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It would be almost impossible, and prohibitively dangerous, to get there, crossing several front lines.
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Residents nowhere near the front lines of the fires now venture out wearing air masks.
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Opinion A rare look at the front lines where Special Forces battle the Islamic State.
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"We think about the front-facing beaches, and those are the front lines," he said.
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French paramilitaries fought on his front lines in Benghazi, where three were killed in 2016.
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Accounts have multiplied of families and friends abruptly separated by the quickly shifting front lines.
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British units take turns rotating into the front lines, where a German attack is imminent.
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Rodney perpetrates the worst stereotypes about the people on the front lines in the Bronx.
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He was also a leader of the 2017 political protests, often on the front lines.
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After his training was complete, he allegedly worked as a cook on the front lines.
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Closer look: As more medical workers get sick, anxiety is growing on the front lines.
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Self-quarantining for those who can helps keep other Americans on the front lines safe.
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And deeply disrespectful of the medical professionals on the front lines fighting this virus. 6.
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Xi has been largely absent from the front lines, placing Premier Li Keqiang in charge.
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At least 65 New York nurses have tested positive, taking them off the front lines.
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I mean, you're afraid of, already afraid of going to the front lines and dying.
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Because those of us on the front lines simply don't have a plan for this.
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Because those of us on the front lines simply don't have a plan for this.
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I'm one of the doctors on the front lines of the war against this virus.
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He shows you a problem from the front lines, by talking to the people there.
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They really saw themselves as on the front lines of protecting the rest of China.
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Working daily to meet the need on the front lines is the Immigrant Justice Corps.
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A Harvard anthropology professor soon recruited him to the front lines of the Cold War.
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Tripoli has cut off the previously easy access to the front lines for visiting journalists.
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Someone rushed into her kitchen and said they needed hot soup at the front lines.
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State securities regulators are on the front lines of the fight against elder financial exploitation.
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Jews were centrally involved and on the front lines, from Selma to Montgomery and beyond.
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George S. Patton, delivering vital goods to Allied troops on the front lines in France.
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Democracy is under attack — and our federal, state, and local elections are the front lines.
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And it falls upon the workers on the front lines to make it all happen.
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Historians need to be the ones on the front lines, speaking directly to the people.
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Neomar Lander, 17, was wearing a carpet vest when he died on the front lines.
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"I'm on the front lines now, and the fighting is very fierce," Mr. Mohseni said.
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These leaders are at the front lines of the link between global warming and hurricanes.
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Four years of bombing raids have not shifted the front lines in a meaningful way.
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Troops in Syria will not be on the front lines, Cook said, echoing the president.
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Several factors are propelling Silicon Valley to the front lines of opposition to Mr. Trump.
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"With God's grace I will be back on the front lines soon," Lewis said Sunday.
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That concern might be most intimately felt by the workers who were on the front lines.
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Editorial State governments are at the front lines of the country's epidemic of drug overdose deaths.
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About 100 million people across India are on the front lines of a nationwide water crisis.
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Women are incredibly effective at being able to shame men into going to the front lines.
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In the past, I've been on the front lines of the animal rights and preservation movement.
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She is on the cover of Vogue magazine and was on the front-lines of WWII.
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If it doesn't come naturally, look toward those who are on the front lines, he said.
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On their way to the front lines, Diana and Steve pass by an ice-cream vendor.
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Gutiérrez said Arpaio lost his election last year because of activists fighting on the front lines.
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I supported those on the front lines of the fight for -- it happens to be true.
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I supported those on the front lines of the fight for -- it happens to be true.
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Hundreds of those fighters have deployed on front lines in Afrin battling Turkish forces, Mahmoud said.
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Rebel groups also clashed with government forces along several front lines in rural Hama on Thursday.
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For the past decade, Brian Faux has been fighting on the front lines of housing finance.
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"She's been working on the front lines in this regard for over 50 years," she says.
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All he had to do was stay away from the front lines of his unstoppable army.
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I really believe that one should lead from the front lines and that's why I'm here.
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Thank you for your service on the front lines of the battle for a better future.
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"These honorees, who have fought on the front lines against injustice, are true heroes," she said.
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Our front lines are fully prepared…Assad will have to turn Aleppo into sand to win.
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Teachers are heavily unionized, but unlikely to be on the front lines of the labor movement.
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The job sounds like it is on the front lines of technical security policy and defense.
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But first responders on the front lines say that doesn't mean the crisis is slowing down.
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Those might seem like far-off places, but in military terms, they are the front lines.
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This has jeopardized the lives of American military personnel fighting radical jihadists on the front lines.
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Hundreds of US military advisors are close to the front-lines, supported by intense coalition airstrikes.
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I climbed to the top of the dunes, ready for the crash of the front lines.
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But also, she is someone who wants to be on the front lines of any protest.
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It's baffling that these people aren't on the front lines of comprehensive sex education with us.
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"Every time these kids go to the front lines, they fear for their lives," she said.
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Focused on explaining why chemicals must be taken off the front lines of this trade war.
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Standing in a field of scrub and palm trees on Sunday, near the front lines, Col.
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From Californian wildfires to preventing future mass shootings, these are the people on the front lines.
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A wide buffer zone was created behind the front lines, from which most residents were evacuated.
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Farmers and manufacturers are about to find themselves at the front lines of a trade war.
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Addiction treatment centers truly are on the front lines in the battle against the opioid crisis.
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I supported those on the front lines of the fight for — it happens to be true.
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The ones that are getting caught in the middle are the guys on the front lines.
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General Zahid was seen as a hands-on commander, often arriving at the front lines unannounced.
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But despite their presence on the front lines of extremism, peace talks have stubbornly excluded women.
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"I was really on the front lines of the precision medicine revolution in oncology," Beim said.
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As EU Commission president, von der Leyen will be on the front lines of that fight.
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On Friday, an emergency aid convoy crossed front lines into eastern Ghouta and delivered its supplies.
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But unlike in many bloody wars across the globe, women have been on the front lines.
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WEGSCHEID, Germany (Reuters) - Two years ago, Wegscheid was on the front lines of Europe's refugee crisis.
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And in more recent battles, Mr. Abadi has kept Iranian proxies back from the front lines.
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The nonprofit is known for being on the front lines of all sorts of emergency scenarios.
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We talked to people who found themselves on the front lines of climate change this year.
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It was very important that white people were putting themselves on the front lines in Charlottesville.
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Those who lived or worked on the front lines of the fires swap tales of bravery.
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And for many people not on the front lines, climate crisis feels like a future problem.
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The first steps were a ceasefire and the withdrawal of heavy weapons from the front lines.
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As an emergency room doctor at the front lines of the pandemic, however, I wasn't surprised.
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Impacts typical of a changing climate are already buffeting the front lines of America's military presence.
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We need more equipment and we need to help those medical personnel on the front lines.
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"My heart truly goes out to everyone on the front lines of this virus," Ellis says.
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The force has already taken 16 casualties in two weeks of fighting on the front lines.
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The battle there has a different dynamic, a war of attrition with largely static front lines.
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The latest from Syria's front lines, a primer on the Super Bowl and a talking orca.
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Scroll down to see what life is like on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Health care workers on the front lines have been desperately searching for masks amid a shortage.
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McAlevey has organized hundreds of thousands of workers on the front lines of America's labor movement.
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Many families in Idlib have been uprooted multiple times, evacuated as front lines shift, Fontaine said.
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She also wants the voices of populations on the front lines of the unfolding climate disaster.
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The stories told from the front lines often privilege those in high-paying white-collar jobs.
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Our profound gratitude is with those on the front lines of confronting this public health emergency.
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Shortly after he was sent to the front lines in the Iran-Iraq war (1980-1988).
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Suicide prevention specialists train the ironworkers since they're frequently at the front lines of saving lives.
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That's fine—watch our new film 'On the Front Lines with International Volunteers Fighting ISIS in Syria'.
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In the meantime, when we're all in this together, I like to be at the front lines.
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Special thanks to Aaron Zamost, who's been on plenty of front lines, for being my reality checker.
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Elementary schools are at the front lines of creating change and eliminating gender disparity in the workplace.
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The host of our Special Report, Ben Anderson, experienced the battle against ISIS from the front lines.
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On the front lines, protesters have targeted police with petrol bombs, iron bars, tools, bricks and lasers.
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Reserved and quiet, Emma Pantaleón seems an unlikely protagonist at the front lines of this daily battle.
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However, the big banks on the front lines of America's economy reported mostly upbeat results on Tuesday.
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The base is not far from the front lines, and signs of casualty-aversion are all around.
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" "There has been no war that we have not fought and died on the front lines of.
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Liberals and the Soviet apparatchiks fought over its memory, and Ms Alexievich was on the front lines.
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" "There has been no war that we have not fought and died on the front lines of.
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"For me, it's really important to empower these nurses because they're on the front lines," Menounos says.
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It also shows that the military is on the front lines of the consequences of rising temperatures.
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As wildfires rage across northern California, a group of low-paid firefighters is on the front lines.
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In other words, it's not those on the front lines of delivering care that are the problem.
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He visited an area on the city's front lines, where residents were still living in ruined buildings.
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Southwest Detroit and communities like it across the country are on the front lines of climate change.
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The C suite / board needs to understand that a CISO is the soldier on the front lines.
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Perry was governor of Texas, a position that put him on the front lines of border security.
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Slashing military aid to a country on the front lines with ISIS is both misguided and dangerous.
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The visit "greatly boosted" the morale of the troops on the front lines, according to the report.
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"The murder of indigenous people living on the front lines of environmental protection is unacceptable," said Solheim.
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Our brave military and intelligence professionals are on the front lines, far from home, risking their lives.
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And is on the front lines of the fight against extremism in an incredibly tough geopolitical neighborhood.
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Incredible suffering is recounted in stories from Stalin's concentration camps and the front lines of ethnic conflicts.
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There has been no war that we have not fought and died on the front lines of.
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If government shuts down, Harvey's victims will be on the front lines of those who would suffer.
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His outfit moved up to the front lines later that month, but saw little action at first.
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Pruitt has been on the front lines of Trump's campaign to roll back Obama-era environmental regulations.
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The delay in getting troops closer to the front lines has been seen as undermining that strategy.
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Wong and other prominent activists have been present at various demonstrations, sometimes close to the front lines.
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Pentagon officials say U.S. troops are not on the front lines, but are embedded at field headquarters.
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As a series, Call of Duty has always focused on the warrior fighting at the front lines.
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A protégé of Henri Cartier-Bresson, he was on the front lines of world events, including wars.
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Primary care doctors are on the front lines of this epidemic but specialists have a role, too.
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"I want to be on the ground, on the front lines," she says with a big grin.
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Lifestyle changes should be on the front lines of efforts to tackle the high blood pressure epidemic.
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Such rolling data could be a game-changer for officials on the front lines of the crisis.
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And we owe that freedom, in part, to women fighting on the front lines to destigmatize menstruation.
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Many of them had come from the front lines of a decade-long war against drug cartels.
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During the Exxon Valdez oil spill, Williams was on the front lines, directing sea otter rescue efforts.
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Recently, I spent time in Iraqi Kurdistan on the front lines reporting on the war against ISIS.
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"You are on the front lines working for millions of children and families," Boggs said to applause.
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"Doughboy" is slang for the "everyman" who fought on the front lines of the First World War.
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We spoke to four people who are fighting the spread of the virus on the front lines.
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The show features engaging interviews with journalists from The Times on the front lines of major developments.
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Our young women and men have gone bravely to the front lines to fight this genocidal group.
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The more radical protesters at the front lines have also largely behaved with restraint — rationally and tactically.
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California has received hundreds of thousands of masks for those on the front lines of the outbreak.
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The singer treated some of those on the front lines fighting the coronavirus pandemic to a meal.
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Both are working heroically on the front lines to save the lives of ordinary Haitians, particularly women.
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Our photographer went to the front lines of the fight against the Islamic State in Raqqa, Syria.
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However, Thursday's deal froze the conflict along existing front lines, cementing significant gains by Syrian government forces.
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Kurdish commanders who had left the front lines to battle Turkish troops in the north have returned.
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These officers had been on the front lines of it, but they'd also been doing something else.
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I see doctors and nurses fighting the front lines in China, Korea, Japan, Iran, Italy and more.
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This outpouring of volunteerism depends on strong partnerships with the legal services entities on the front lines.
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She is far more excited about aiding indigent defendants on the front lines of the legal system.
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He also wanted to support health-care workers who are on the front lines of the pandemic.
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He knows everything about how cars and people don't get along, having been on the front lines.
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I start with the doctors, nurses, ambulance and hospital workers on the front lines of the pandemic.
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TVWS technology is already deployed in networks nationwide on the front lines of tackling the digital divide.
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She and many other medical professionals on the front lines deserve our utmost respect and our attention.
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These other respirators are available, and nurses need them now, according to people on the front lines.
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She begins military training and eventually makes her way to the front lines of battle in Afghanistan.
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They need to share the responsibility to address the crisis by supporting those on the front lines.
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"Women are at the front lines encouraging the men in their lives to use products," he says.
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Donations are likely helping residents who are affected, wildfire conservation efforts, and firefighters on the front lines.
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The protests turned out to be peaceful, and the troops were returned to the front lines afterward.
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They said some private schools were still closed, especially those close to the front lines with Ghouta.
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Many school stakeholders experience abuse, especially teachers, who serve on the front lines of our educational system.
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The Springfield Armory introduced it in 1960 and was immediately put on the front lines in Vietnam.
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Healthcare workers at the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak have been getting sick by the hundreds.
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Appelbaum said Buttigieg had been on the "front lines" of corporate downsizing and and corporate price fixing.
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Buttigieg said it was "bullshit" that he had been on the front lines of corporate price fixing.
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He is seen far less often at the fires' front lines, visiting ravaged communities or with survivors.
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Conventional American forces deploying more extensively in this phase are now visible close to the front lines.
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After all, our military is often on the front lines responding to disastrous weather and severe flooding.
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Overall, the view from the front lines of children's medicine this flu season has not been pretty.
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Technology companies must seize the chance to resist hatred and stand on the front lines of resistance.
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There are more U.S. boots on the ground, and they're closer to the front lines of battle.
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Development Initiatives estimated in 2016 that less than 2% of international aid actually reaches the front lines.
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So I have some friendly advice for Jeff Sessions from the front lines of the addiction crisis.
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True, black and white soldiers formed close bonds of friendship in Vietnam, especially on the front lines.
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The Javelins, however, have been stored at a base in western Ukraine far from the front lines.
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Instead, he dedicated the honor to the work of those on the front lines of social justice.
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Additionally, the Pentagon has pushed back on assertions that U.S. special operations forces were fighting ISIS fighters on the front lines alongside the Syrian forces after Agence France-Presse published photos Thursday that it said are of U.S. special operations forces operating near the front lines north of Raqqa.
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But I was on the front lines, and every time I sat down to start, the battle shifted.
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One of the racers was Thamir Khazal, a soldier two weeks off the front lines in Anbar Province.
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The company says it's working — but those on the front lines of India's fake news crisis are skeptical.
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But as he got older, he fought on the front lines in three major battles in South Sudan.
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American attitudes have evolved quite a lot since the days when women were banned from the front lines.
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Movements also need people to coordinate activities or to help nurture those who are on the front lines.
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Because the Dothraki hordes were on the front lines of the battle, they were all but wiped out.
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Broadly had the special opportunity to capture scenes from the front lines of the iconic NYC Pride March:
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Photo: Keisotyo (Wikimedia Commons)You might not be cool sending your elderly grandparents to front lines of war.
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It was a total war, even for the US, which was far from any of the front lines.
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For the demonstrators on the front lines, they sought a humanity and dignity that might cross party lines.
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Patients and families, too, must continue to mobilize and take their place on the front lines of discovery.
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The journalist Ben Anderson travels to three front lines with Iraqi fighters as they combat the Islamic State.
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The freeze on nearly $258 million in military aid to Ukraine was felt on the front lines, above.
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The plume buildup and collapse made the firefighters on the front lines unable to do their jobs safely.
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Dr. Joan Papp is on the front lines -- not only treating overdoses, but also trying to prevent them.
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They are also on the front lines when it comes to dealing with natural disasters or violent acts.
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First, we need to continue to support countries at the front lines of the crisis with immediate needs.
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"One of the friends was on the front lines the night they were using water cannons," Denomie related.
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But on the front lines, there before the dust even settles, the White Helmets can't help but care.
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The heal boost/suppression capabilities of Ana's Biotic Rifle are handiest when friend and enemy front lines meet.
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Reports from the front lines – Excerpts from official accounts of threats against U.S. Forest Service and BLM employees.
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Here are a few updates from a year at the front lines with Hackbright and our industry partners.
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Conventional U.S. forces deploying more extensively in this phase are now visible very close to the front lines.
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At the front lines are the "admissions representatives," some 300 phone recruiters working two shifts from 8 a.m.
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Our embassies are on the front lines of efforts to open new markets and opportunities for American entrepreneurs.
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Shelly was also at the front lines of the #FreeKesha campaign, protesting outside the New York Supreme Court.
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One is assigned to each Ukrainian oblast or province; two additional battalions stand guard on the front lines.
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We can speed things up by getting money to the front lines, where it can be used effectively.
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Instead of doing it on a range in Russia, they just do on the front lines with Ukraine.
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"DOE is on the front lines of this battle to protect our nation, our energy infrastructure," he said.
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Witnesses told CNN they have seen an increase in artillery fire and rocket activity near the front lines.
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Our nation's brave members of law enforcement work on the front lines each day to protect Americans. pic.twitter.
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In many communities, librarians are on the front lines helping those who otherwise might slip through the cracks.
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"I really believe that one should lead from the front lines and that's why I'm here," he said.
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A longtime Detroit-area attorney and activist, she fought on front lines and danced circles around courtroom opponents.
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"Our communities are on the front lines in neighborhoods ravaged by a broken criminal justice system," they wrote.
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According to fighters that the Times interviewed, the Sudanese were used on the front lines of the conflict.
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From the front lines, here are a few key trends I see in the not-so-distant future.
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Our reporting team is on the front lines as thousands of pesh merga fighters attack from the north.
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One said 15 of his comrades were killed on the first night they arrived at the front lines.
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To the Editor: I am a doctor on the front lines seeing cough and fever all day long.
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NO APPARENT DISTRESS: A Doctor's Coming-of-Age on the Front Lines of American Medicine, by Rachel Pearson.
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A change is coming in the male-dominated genre, and Shlesinger wants to be at the front lines.
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Two doctors who were treating patients on the front lines in New York and Washington have been hospitalized.
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And on the front lines separating hostile parties throughout the country, fighting continued as it has for years.
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Wikipedia outages as of Sunday morning, U.S. time Wikipedia is often on the front lines of web censorship.
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We need to be on the front lines of manufacturing green and renewable energy/power sources and vehicles.
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People on the front lines, they are suffering by not getting support from others, or being named rioters.
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She was then ferried past ISIS front lines and met her brother in Tel Afar in northwestern Iraq.
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The latest dispatches from the front lines seem only to confirm the point, and highlight it in neon.
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Health care workers on the front lines, including thousands of New York's nurses, are especially vulnerable to infection.
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They're confronting the challenge of breaking through the hourly doses of grim news from the outbreak's front lines.
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I wish more attention would be given to us on the front lines and the situation we face.
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I wish more attention would be given to us on the front lines and the situation we face.
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The family's home village remains on the front lines of the fight between the insurgents and the government.
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It's increasingly clear that our ocean and coasts are on the front lines of the climate crisis emergency.
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It is also women and girls who are fighting on the front lines of the global climate crisis.
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After the training they were flown to Syria and sent to the front lines in Damascus and Aleppo.
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And yet she preferred the journey to the front lines than going to the busy wards in Damascus.
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So even far away from the front lines of the fire, many Australians are suffering from the blazes.
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We are on the front lines of a new racial order that has been a long time coming.
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But when the Azeris attacked in April, Mr. Abkarian went straight to the front lines as a volunteer.
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Votel said those advisers will be operating with Afghan units, closer to the front lines, creating greater risk.
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U.S. companies increasingly find themselves on the front lines of geopolitical conflicts waged in cyberspace by foreign actors.
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Medical professionals and first responders are likely to be on the front lines in any major disease outbreak.
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After a month on the front lines, he returned to Iraq with $1,22000 and a newfound ideological fervor.
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Those who were released crossed a road between the front lines that was swathed in mist on Sunday.
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Soon they had hundreds of volunteers working with them and repair crews going everywhere, even the front lines.
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It occurred in Kondelan, close to the front lines of fighting between the Taliban and the government forces.
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Humanitarian workers remain one of the few good elements left on the front lines of the Syria conflict.
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The people must feel like they are on the front lines of this great effort of our time.
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With women&aposs increasing participation and leadership come new opportunities to share their stories from the front lines.
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"I think people are surprised to see women on the front lines in so many places," Addario said.
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The report was issued after months of meeting with people on the front lines of the opioid epidemic.
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Thousands of people have fled eastern Mosul as the fighting has intensified and the front lines have shifted.
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Sinjar City was a live siege, the front lines in some places only 50 meters [54 yards] apart.
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She rounds out the reporting by interviewing advocates working on the front lines and, even, the abusers themselves.
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Situated in South Sudan's Upper Nile State, Aburoc lies just 18 miles from the civil war's front lines.
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That kind of advice can ring a little hollow for the small-town folks on the front lines.
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Inside the front lines in Ukraine's protracted war with Russian-backed separatists Inside the front lines in Ukraine's protracted war with Russian-backed separatists Despite two official cease-fires, the conflict between Russia-backed separatists and the Ukrainian Army in eastern Ukraine continues to drag on toward its third year.
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"Sometimes you have to put yourself on the front lines and get back out there," Brown, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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At noon we had spotted Amal and the others walking through the dry grass along the Kurdish front lines.
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She said the purpose of the meeting was to hear from people on the front lines at the border.
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If Pariser was one step ahead of us, it was because he'd come up on the digital front lines.
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Michael Kodas has worked as a wildland firefighter and explains what it's like to be on the front lines.
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There are some big, complicated issues that we're all struggling with, and our players are on the front lines.
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No matter how often its loyal press report victorious advances, the front lines have in fact changed very little.
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Topa was at the front lines of the Standing Rock #NoDAPL movement in North Dakota between 2016 and 2017.
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Now, amid swingeing welfare cuts, the impious Galileans—and other religious groups—are on the front lines once again.
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But I spent seven years on the front lines of retail and customer service at Starbucks and Victoria's Secret.
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All along the various front lines as forces move forward, residents flood out from whichever point they can find.
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Boats had continued to operate all night, and now parties ashore immediately went inland to reinforce the front lines.
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On the front lines -- in hospitals, where doctors and nurses are working to save lives, here's what it's like.
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" Clinton emphasized the teamwork aspect she believes the presidency requires, asking, "Isn't he forgetting troops on the front lines.
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READ: Duterte's crackdown -- 6 stories from the front lines "So these words then come back to him," she says.
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Lastly, I talked to the people on the front lines to understand their pain points and hear their suggestions.
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Israeli cybersecurity entrepreneurs continue to innovate and place the Israeli cybersecurity industry on the front lines of this war.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration is the premier law enforcement agency on the front lines fighting the War on Drugs.
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Police officers are on the front lines of Pakistan's battle against militancy, often targeted by Islamist and insurgent groups.
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A few chronic patients were smuggled out of the besieged suburbs across front lines to Damascus, Abou Bassel said.
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You'll find them on the front lines, changing people's perceptions of gin, one sample of Neversink at a time.
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Ward visited this small strip of concrete in Kurdish-controlled territory that's just 100 miles from ISIS front lines.
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But women are not only on the front lines of the climate crisis, we are essential to the solutions.
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Come summer, you'll find them on the front lines of blue-chip firms like McKinsey, Goldman Sachs and IBM.
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I doubt the sons of KKK leaders end up on the front lines of their many acts of violence.
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This has disturbing implications for all cities on the front lines of extreme weather, and Southeast Florida in particular.
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"I have fought on the front lines to prevent illegal immigration," Arpaio said in a statement announcing the endorsement.
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By the time it went out, German saboteurs (real ones) had crossed the front lines and cut off communications.
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They're looking for people that were experienced and had action in the front lines of hacking in the past.
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"Our nation's brave members of law enforcement work on the front lines each day to protect Americans," he wrote.
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However, it is critical for the American people to be on the front lines, demanding more of our leaders.
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Family physicians are committed to resolving this epidemic both on the front lines and as advocates for our patients.
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A group of veterans ourselves, CVA has been on the front lines of the battle for comprehensive VA reform.
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His account, with photos and videos, takes you to the front lines of the fight against the Islamic State.
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Mr. Shemshadi's more than 90,000 followers are treated to selfies and other shots from the front lines in Syria.
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I'll continue to support Trump and his policies but I'll no longer be on the front lines defending him.
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Doctors want guidance – especially the primary care physicians who are on the front lines treating patients with chronic pain.
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These staffers are on the front lines of democracy in both Washington, D.C., and back home in congressional districts.
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They see that being broken apart, and mayors are the front lines and I think they take that personally.
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The training sessions come after an incident put Starbucks on the front lines of a national discussion about race.
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For most items, 25 percent of proceeds is given to organizations on the front lines of social justice advocacy.
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Inspectors general are on the front lines of ensuring the transparency needed if government is to be held accountable.
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But Dr. Conway, the centers' chief medical officer, is not a bureaucrat removed from the front lines of medicine.
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Autonomous vehicles are at the front lines of the tension between aping humans and highlighting a bot's bot-ness.
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The American told investigators that he joined the "Arab group," or al Qaeda, and fought on the front lines.
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Environmentalists had hoped that Florida, being on the front lines of climate change, would make history in that regard.
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Citing safety concerns, the Iraqi government said recently that it would begin restricting journalists' access to the front lines.
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It's not Wall Street traders who are on the front lines of the economic crisis here, it's everyday workers.
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Social workers on the front lines are in and out of homes every day as part of their job.
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Outgoing. Mills: I didn't know you are going right up to the front lines of the war against ISIS.
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North Korea has already fired ballistic missiles over Japan, which could be at the front lines of any conflict.
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American and international airpower and coalition advisers would keep American troops away from the front lines, we were told.
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Following the Iraqi invasion of Iran in September 1980, the Revolutionary Guards joined the Artesh on the front lines.
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About 27,000 of them work in health care, many on the front lines in the fight against the pandemic.
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There are around 15,000 American troops in Afghanistan, most of them relegated to advisory roles behind the front lines.
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Recent data — and interviews with a dozen teenagers on the front lines of politics — show a decided leftward lean.
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It's a problem that has penetrated all levels of our community, and the police are on the front lines.
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Mr. Streur has been at the forefront of this discourse, taking America's gunfight to the front lines of finance.
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The car company is calibrating their supply chains to help those on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The coronavirus pandemic is forcing vast transformation of every industry, with retail and restaurant workers on the front lines.
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We need to get to work to make sure that those on the front lines have what they need.
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Talking to transit workers these days, one phrase comes up over and over again: we're on the front lines.
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Notwithstanding the heroic doctors, nurses and others on the front lines today, our public health infrastructure is not adequate.
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The various agencies that support those teams must coordinate their efforts to meet the needs of the front lines.
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Those awful times put pressure on everyone to do more, and most especially on those at the front lines.
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NO APPARENT DISTRESS A Doctor's Coming-of-Age on the Front Lines of American MedicineBy Rachel Pearson 260 pp.
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In humanity's battle to save itself from a harsher climate, these diminutive islands find themselves on the front lines.
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Our videographer embedded with Iraqi troops on the front lines of the war against the Islamic State in Mosul.
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Our photojournalist documented harrowing scenes and battlefield calculations at the front lines of the fight against ISIS in Mosul.
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They are also now on the front lines in the fight to protect coastal real estate from climate change.
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A few, like Deborah Samson (also spelled Sampson), made it to the front lines by disguising themselves as men.
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They are on the front lines every day — literally in the trenches building and maintaining infrastructure systems and structures.
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Providers — hospitals, health systems, physicians, nurses and other health professionals — are on the front lines of delivery system transformation.
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As HHS chief, Price will be on the front lines of the battle over President Obama's signature healthcare legislation.
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"It's like the front lines of a war," said Emily Rubinstein, a sophomore at a New York high school.
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"We who are on the front lines of caring for the sick," Dr. Ngalebato said in a telephone interview.
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We need bold legislation to address climate change and protect communities on the front lines of the climate crisis.
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In the early '60s, many women on the front lines felt that there were bigger battles to be waged.
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The Trenton pantry is the first time that Food Bank has worked on the front lines of food distribution.
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Humans of Kiribati shares stories about Kiribati and the people living on the front lines of the climate crisis.
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ISIS has taken a lot of their "administrative folks" and pushed them out to the front lines, he added.
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Slowly, states are adapting their rules to try and be on the front lines of a potential transportation shift.
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Shishmaref, Newtok and Kivalina have long been viewed as communities that are on the front lines of climate change.
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Some said rebel fighters were stopping people from leaving, while others said insurgents were helping them cross front lines.
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Doesn't sound like she believes Bezos is on the front lines of this fight -- regardless of his funding powers.
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All three say they're motivated not just by ideology, but by the camaraderie they find on the front lines.
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"This is ground zero – this is the front lines, and this is where we take our stand," said Sessions.
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We need better-trained workplace leaders People managers are on the front lines of political battles in the workplace.
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I will say, however, it's unfortunate that Congress chose not to listen to the security on the front lines.
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State media said troops had marched into several towns and a rebel official said opposition front lines had collapsed.
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Italy has become the front lines of Europe's refugee crisis Italy has become the front lines of Europe's refugee crisis The ongoing migrant and refugee crisis in the Mediterranean set two records this year: More than 174,000 people made the dangerous journey by boat to Italy, and 4,103 more died along the way.
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It has stepped up air strikes and shelling near the front lines, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has said.
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Syrians themselves have answered these calls to arms by forming civilian "reserve armies" to support rebels on the front lines.
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Japanese scientists observing these soldiers' behaviors found evidence that the front lines consisted of the oldest termites of the group.
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As Pitchfork points out, Rihanna was on the front lines dabbing for equality, whether Paul Ryan likes it or not.
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They are activists and Nobel Peace Prize winners, and they can be found battling on the front lines of war.
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And snippets of lives, from women on the front lines of the feminist movement in the '70s to Malala Yousafzai.
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Aid workers and witnesses say dozens of civilians have been killed in towns and villages away from the front lines.
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They have killed or captured hundreds of ISIS members away from the front lines in an ongoing effort, he said.
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But it has often found itself at the front lines of what many are billing as a new Cold War.
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Two weeks ago, we were on the front lines with young Palestinians in Gaza and investigated Cuba's underground music scene.
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But for cities, towns, and even spaceports on the front lines, a much more comprehensive mitigation effort will be needed.
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There are some big, complicated issues that we&aposre all struggling with, and our players are on the front lines.
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Williams had started out on the front lines of the ubiquitous Jamaican lottery scams, as a telemarketer calling unsuspecting victims.
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The two leaders also announced a new partnership focused on protecting Arctic communities on the front lines of climate change.
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Senior International Correspondent Clarissa Ward has reported from the front lines in Syria 12 times in the past four years.
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If you're not on the front lines, it may be hard to visualize just how bad these wildfires have gotten.
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We're seeing it happen .... I can only imagine how hard it is to be a feminist on the front lines.
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The impending defeat of ISIS threatens to turn existing tensions and divisions into an open conflict along new front lines.
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Theune says the firefighter was part of a crew removing brush and other fuel near the fire&aposs front lines.
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Up next, our "Power Player of the Week," the remarkable woman who took these powerful pictures on the front lines.
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At the same time, I have seen so much on the front lines that I can understand how it happens.
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Those of us on the front lines of this epidemic are running out of resources, and we need them today.
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Peshmerga soldiers on the front lines have been exempt from the austerity measures and still supposedly get their full salary.
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However, when it comes to their front lines, both the Portuguese and the Poles rely on a single, talismanic figure.
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Sonic Arrow should be fired whenever possible, as revealing enemy positions — especially near the front lines — helps your entire team.
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Farther north is an area referred to as the "front lines." where the most heated actions against the pipeline occur.
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Public school teachers are on the front lines for the nation's youth when it comes to education, mentorship and support.
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Just as important, she felt she could finally leave without betraying her colleagues, especially those working on the front lines.
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The Ma'dan people found themselves on the front lines of this conflict and many fled the region during this time.
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He was awarded the Iron Cross for bravery, before he was flown out of the front lines with serious frostbite.
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He'd heard that NATO veterans were highly valued on the front lines, where Ukrainian soldiers lacked even rudimentary medical training.
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I am fascinated with the psychological effects that these big ambitious programs have on the people on the front lines.
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These teams need more recognition for what they do, as they do serve on the front lines of the battlefields.
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In neighboring Iraq, U.S. military advisers will move closer to the front lines of the conflict against Islamic State militants.
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In Vietnam, Nixon visited the front lines of the Indochina Wars to witness a French offensive against Viet Minh insurgents.
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Nor should we demonize the women and men on the front lines of our border who enforce our immigration laws.
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"Our national parks are on the front lines of climate change, and are particularly vulnerable to its impacts," Goldfuss said.
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Recent demonstrations have caused some military forces to leave the front lines to secure the capital, according to security sources.
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Away from the front lines of the fighting, life is moving on for the displaced who have fled Boko Haram.
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The GOP approach, it often seems, means pushing mental health providers to the front-lines of the gun control debate.
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The country is on the front lines of the migration crisis and has one of the bloc's highest unemployment rates.
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He said many former rebels had joined the army, and hundreds had been "martyred in the front lines against terrorism".
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The United States isn't the only place where women are on the front lines of the fight over abortion access.
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I want to be on the front lines to get the best benefits in exercise for my mind and body.
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The Syrian army has active front lines with Islamic State in western Raqqa province and has made recent gains there.
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RELATED: Duterte's crackdown -- six stories from the front lines He believes the Philippines is once again plunged into such darkness.
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They're both accounts from the front lines of reproduction, a place where there is no such thing as absolute fairness.
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It is as if our government has condoned sending our front lines into battle without helmets or bullet-proof vests.
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If grocery, warehouse, and delivery workers are going to remain on the front lines, though, they need to be protected.
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The greatest photojournalists are on the front lines of history, creating iconic images that shape the interpretation of those events.
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His sentiments reflect the widespread sense of gratitude to health care workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
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New York State and Massachusetts may well find themselves on the front lines of the plastic bag war this year.
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Getting that mail distributed, though, was considered important to keeping up the spirits of the men on the front lines.
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But on the front lines, reporters are grappling with perceptions that the paper is another Chinese state news media outlet.
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Many are on the front lines of this crisis, keeping their communities moving and getting food to people sheltering indoors.
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Sabrina Tavernise and Lynsea Garrison head to the front lines of the abortion wars in Part 1 of our series.
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Mr. Duncan was soon on the front lines, exposed to the same dangers as the allied troops and civilian refugees.
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That is a fate economically struggling Italy, on the front lines of Europe's migrant crisis, can ill afford next spring.
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Health care workers like doctors, nurses, EMTs, and others are on the front lines in the fight against the coronavirus.
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In Italy and China, the health care providers were disproportionately infected because of their brave work on the front lines.
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We wait expectantly not for a victory at the front lines but for the moment when America consents to withdraw.
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On Thursday the GNA appealed in a statement for further international medical aid "for our heroes at the front lines".
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It's a common dilemma for anyone managing a team -- whether they're on the front lines or in the C-suite.
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Sold to the armed forces by a friend of President Petro Poroshenko, the vehicles were unsuitable for the front lines.
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Slack's VP of customer experience, Ali Rayl, is on the front lines, handling even more inquiries from customers than ever.
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Twice I went to the front lines in the city, which has been largely liberated after a four-month battle.
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Then they took another bus to Aleppo, Fatima weak and in pain, and crossed front lines to government-held territory.
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An open conflict with Turkey could siphon Kurdish fighters to the front lines, allowing ISIS remnants to reassert themselves elsewhere.
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After eight months, Hafiz asked Qayum to leave the front lines, return home, and recruit more Afghans from Kunar Province.
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The service member was three to five kilometers behind the front lines but killed by "direct fire," the official said.
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When you're purchasing prescription medications at your local pharmacy, you're likely to encounter a pharmacy tech at the front lines.
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Firefighters, emergency medical technicians, ambulance drivers, and police officers are likely to be on the front lines of an outbreak.
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Rhythm + Flow is young, fresh, and driven by actual stakeholders who are very much on the front lines of rap.
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But that ambition could cause difficulties with Moscow, as al-Bab lies close to the front lines of Assad's allies.
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"[This is the] first time in a national security space the government is not on the front lines," said Manfra.
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It's a fitting image -- students on the front lines have had their sense of normality shattered and lives forever changed.
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Though the Americans are not expected to be involved in ground combat, they are moving closer to the front lines.
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"We build software to help those in the front lines do their job better," said Julie Cordua, CEO of Thorn.
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To fix the deteriorating health care system, we should look to those who are on the front lines every day.
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But, to do that, the catapults still need to be protected, so they need to be behind your front lines.
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Go deeper: Russia now on front lines of Libya's "proxy war," interior minister says Foreign powers fuel Libya's bloody stalemate
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Fighting between Russia-backed separatists and Kiev's military continues sporadically, but front lines have remained mostly unchanged since last fall.
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Rowland is an Affordable Care Act navigator, working on the front lines to implement the president's signature health care law.
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A young woman who had positioned herself on the front lines of the counterprotest became overwhelmed and began to cry.
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I wanted to go further, to pull people through that window onto the front lines and let them witness it firsthand.
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He spent years standing on the front lines of the war on Christmas, railing against political correctness, and promoting bullish masculinity.
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Our kids I think are going to be on the front lines of having to deal with this years from now.
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Adapt activists have been on the front lines of the Obamacare repeal front since Republicans took control of Congress this January.
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As we see in "Seven Kingdoms," the Night King's apparent generals are on the front lines, rather than the ruler himself.
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You can't hold it against them because really, you are on the front lines right now of a big cultural shift.
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On the front lines, ambulance drivers, doctors, and nurses saved the lives of millions and helped to maintain morale among troops.
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He has been at the front lines of the social justice movement since I first met him when he was 12.
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With the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, they each joined the military and fought on the front lines.
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The glass facade of its police station is shattered, and the police squat in a house farther from the front lines.
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The United Nations said this week that 18 towns were categorized as besieged, with about 400,000 people trapped behind front lines.
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Many were forced to fight, put on the front lines without arms or with fake weapons, knives and sometimes traditional rifles.
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People on the "front lines," seeing the real demand for the coin in person, can then vote to increase the price.
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Pacific islanders from nations such as Fiji, Kiribati, and the Marshall Islands are living on the front lines of climate change.
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They show up on the front lines to support themselves, their families, their communities, and Blackness itself over and over again.
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And as the race comes down to a handful of battleground states, Florida and Ohio have emerged as the front lines.
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The magazine appears, in part, to be a reaction to Islamic State (IS), which has called women to the front lines.
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Nick Cannon is on the front lines of protests in St. Louis ... and he's doing it in a Colin Kaepernick jersey.
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About 2,000 of the group's fighters, out of a total of perhaps 15,000 (excluding reservists), have died on Syria's front lines.
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Surfers are on the front lines of these changes, and they're "pretty conflicted about what lies ahead," writes the Washington Post.
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Reuters reporting has shown that hundreds of private Russian military contractors have fought and died on the front lines in Syria.
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And he was not the only civilian killed that day in this war that has no real front lines, no rules.
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As we told you last December, she takes riveting photographs that bring the savagery of the front lines into your home.
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Two months later, she went back to work, not on the front lines, but still in Gaza and Afghanistan and Senegal.
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Baidu Ventures exists on the front-lines of the Chinese search giant's push to brand itself as an artificial intelligence company.
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You'd never know from yesterday's White House events that it's the State Department on the front lines of global climate diplomacy.
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We also followed VICE correspondent Simon Ostrovsky as he reported from the front lines of the bloody war in Eastern Ukraine.
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Thank you to all the men and women on the front lines, risking their lives to protect people, pets and homes.
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You'd walk into the wards, these guys from the front lines, some had just woken up with no legs, no arms.
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He received training at several al Qaeda camps and spent two months fighting on the front lines, according to the report.
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My apologies if I sound a bit harsh, but I'm on the front lines, and kind of at my wit's end.
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Over the past year, TIME commissioned acclaimed photographer James Nachtwey to document this crisis through the people on its front lines.
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Zau Seng had traveled to Syria and Iraq several times to treat people injured on the front lines and document abuses.
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Turkey, a supporter of some rebel groups, has posted military observation posts around the enclave's front lines, complicating Syrian army advances.
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Economic woes have nevertheless underpinned the discontent, especially for young Hong Kongers who form the front lines of pro-democracy demonstrations.
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"Independent abortion care providers like EMW are on the front lines in the fight to save women's health care," Madsen said.
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But the dangers go far beyond the risk to the communities on the front lines, and they are global in scope.
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That's why they resent being told they are on the front lines in the fight against radical terrorists, Mr. McKenzie says.
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Mr. Taylor traveled later that month to the front lines, where Ukrainian soldiers faced hostile Russian forces across a damaged bridge.
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That mission is to support Iraqi forces on the ground who are taking the fight to [ISIS] on the front lines.
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Those on the front lines of schools – teachers, principals and now students – are seeking an environment of greater respect and inspiration.
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The country of 3.5 million people has long been on the front lines of geopolitical rivalry between the EU and Russia.
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In the last decade, as the nation's soldiers and marines have been forced onto the front lines, human rights abuses surged.
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Our cities are also on the front lines of helping those fleeing violence or persecution connect to critical, often lifesaving, services.
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"There are Americans on the outskirts of the city," Mr. Cook told reporters, saying they were currently behind the front lines.
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In fact, as a number of officers who lead personnel on the front lines have noted, there is no readiness crisis.
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Arizona's position on the front lines has long pushed GOP politicians to respond with increasingly draconian measures to combat federal ineffectiveness.
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Ranging in width from about 12 inches to 20 inches, the paintings depict scenes far behind the front lines of battle.
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This article is the first in a series from The New Republic highlighting people on the front lines of climate change.
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Khalil was ferried to the front lines along with a unit of children who served as little more than cannon fodder.
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I've traveled to the border, heard testimony from our men and women on the front lines, and watched them in action.
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On the front lines of addiction in the United States, some addiction specialists have also begun to work toward this end.
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Indigenous people are among the most vulnerable communities on the front lines of the climate crisis, and are leading the fight.
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Even though she wasn't in a combat position, her job required her to be on the front-lines to interview insurgents.
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We saw this coming, partly because we were on the front lines talking with the people who ultimately decided the election.
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This is why you see women on the front lines of these fights, because the issue is directly connected to us.
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It is a mode of life occurring at the front lines, where people suffer most — haunted, tormented, but always intensely alive.
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Back then, she could not have imagined a day when she would be on the front lines of the mommy brigade.
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Luther makes clear that, while doctors and nurses may be on the front lines, we all have a part to play.
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Still, he is "not shocked at all" to see his fellow officers continuing to protect the front lines in a crisis.
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He's watched his former colleagues on the front lines in ICUs in Paris while trying to land his first US job.
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To decide who does, VICE's Isobel Yeung met some of the people on the front lines in the battle for truth.
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"If we're putting campaigns on the front lines alone, and they're having to defend themselves alone, then we've lost," she said.
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They're on the front lines around the clock, an up-close and personal experience that is critical to this monumental task.
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"When we go to those front lines, the Aki'cita's job is to make sure everyone stays calm and peaceful," he said.
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For $23, you can support organizations that are helping to supply those fighting on the front lines against the novel coronavirus.
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For $23, you can support organizations that are helping to supply those fighting on the front lines against the novel coronavirus.
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Here is a list, by no means exclusive, of some charities and nongovernmental organizations on the front lines of the outbreak.
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It will take years to find out, and there is a growing disillusionment among some of those on the front lines.
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As coronavirus continues to spread medical professionals like doctors and nurses are on the front lines every day treating those infected.
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Day after day, doctors and nurses keep going to work, earning cheers on the streets for fighting on the front lines.
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But those on the front lines of disasters said they were getting tired of delays on what they need most: money.
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Yaffee hopes these images are a powerful reminder of the realities health care professionals face on the front lines every day.
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Anesthesia providers, including physicians, nurse anesthetists, and physician assistants, are on one of the hidden front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
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I am on the front lines of President Trump's crackdown on undocumented immigration, a campaign promise that he is steadfastly fulfilling.
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"We dread the quiet times," one woman, a Ukrainian citizen of Marinka living on the front lines, said through an interpreter.
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She became a fixture of the network's Asia coverage, on the front lines of the fight between democratic ideas and authoritarianism.
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But as the fighting has evolved over the past three years, more American troops are operating close to the front lines.
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ISIS fighters penetrated the Kurdish peshmerga forces' front lines, according to a Defense Department official who asked not to be identified.
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Mr. Amjed, who commands the security force for Manbij, said that Turkish forces had been taking shots at his front lines.
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Family members can find themselves on the front lines of their relative's end-of-life care without any preparation or training.
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First, the argument that women wouldn't be able to perform on the front lines even if they were drafted is moot.
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Yet for individuals on the front lines, our Australia bureau chief writes, the pressure to be a hero can be overwhelming.
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Aren't you guys on the front lines of supervisory, when it comes to-- RAPHAEL BOSTIC: We have a lot of banks.
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"It's unfortunate that artists are often on the front lines of gentrification, because they're looking for cheap places, too," she said.
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She was also infected, but she recovered to return to the clinical front lines to care for hundreds of other patients.
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Looney is making the observation from the market's front lines, where he helps facilitate trades on behalf of large institutional clients.
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Those on the front lines say words must now translate into tangible change as the world heads into a new decade.
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Ríodoce had built a reputation over the years for its coverage of the drug war from its front lines in Sinaloa.
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Women -- Blacks, Latinas, Asians, Native Americans and others -- have been on the front lines, fist raised, for equality since day one.
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She became an intelligence officer instead, figuring that was as close as she could get to serving on the front lines.
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Sharaf Luqman, a spokesman for Houthi-allied military units, acknowledged that the front lines had scarcely moved in the past year.
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Young people have always been on the front lines, clashing with police -- but in November, they were also on the ballot.
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"He's been on the front lines from soups to nuts," said Frank Fannon, the assistant secretary of state for energy resources.
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"We're trying to produce something that adds value for those on the front lines of preparing their communities for climate change."
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In nursing, where workers are on the front lines of patient interactions, women make up more than 85% of the workforce.
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Covenant House is an emergency shelter for them, so it's like being on the front lines of mental illness with youth.
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In Vox's Borders series, Johnny travels the globe to listen to the people living on the front lines of international relations.
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Listen to people who don't have your privilege, make sure they're safe, and take direct action so you're on the front lines.
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All of us who've worked on the front lines know that gunning down a terrorist is only one part of the solution.
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One character who managed to elude the fatal mayhem, even though he was on the front lines, was Jon Snow's direwolf Ghost.
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They are on the front lines, shaping the indigenous narrative, and standing up for what has captured the attention of the world.
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For the past three months, Eryn Wise has been on the front lines of the movement to block the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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It's a rapidly changing technology, and this deal with NextVR positions us to be on the front lines for years to come.
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More than 1,000 soldiers deployed by the IRGC to Syria have been killed on front lines of the conflict in recent years.
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As cities struggle to provide enough resources, those on the front lines of the crisis say it's only going to get worse.
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For more than 200 years, men and women of the USPHS have served on the front lines of the nation's public health.
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They were the fighters on the shadowy front lines of the unconventional war in Afghanistan, the longest-running conflict in US history.
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More recently, the U.S. deployed tactical aircraft capable of attacking ISIS's ability to communicate closer to the front lines of the battle.
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The dispirited foreigners trickled back from the front lines to Erbil, the capital city of Iraqi Kurdistan in taxis playing Dabke music.
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The power had gone out during the night, and helicopters agitated overhead, bringing bucket after bucket of water to the front lines.
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And here's a candid conversation with a former influencer-turned-marketing executive who has been on the front lines of influencer fraud.
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Altogether there will be about 22014,22010 troops involved in the offensive, though some will have a holding role behind the front lines.
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These 51 lectures and five hours of content will make sure you're on the front lines of this exciting new coder's market.
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Sergeant Pal admits he was surprised to see the royal, who was 23 at the time, so close to the front lines.
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Sometimes, they can do good: Nicki Minaj brought an important conversation about race in pop culture to the front lines this year.
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The Los Angeles warehouse represents one of the front lines in the government's fight to keep illicit fentanyl out of the country.
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The US forces will not be on the front lines but will be out in the field with Iraqi units, officials said.
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As commanders answer fewer questions in public, the public's ability to view what's happening on the front lines is also in decline.
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We put them out there on the front lines, and now -- apparently -- our Commander-in-Chief wants to call them back in.
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Mississippi is among a handful of Southern U.S. states on the front lines of legal battles over equality, privacy and religious freedom.
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The new DOJ could immediately reassure our nation's law enforcement officers that the feds have their backs on illegal immigration's front lines.
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We need to provide broad and timely information and share actionable intelligence with those on the front lines of operating election systems.
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There were also reports that child soldiers who had fled fighting on the front lines in Anbar had been killed, it said.
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We can speed things up, but we need to get money to the front-lines, where it can be used most effectively.
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But this transformation will require a substantial culture change for all Americans, not just those working on the front lines of reform.
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The strikes, along with shelling, targeted front lines near Harasta, Beit Sawa and Hosh al-Ashari, the Britain-based war monitor said.
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The commission's acknowledgment that the nation severely lacks adequate treatment capacity, Green said, was a boon for those on the front lines.
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Now he must choose the corps of ambassadors who will serve on the front lines as he seeks to change American diplomacy.
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After all, he was hired to stand on the front lines, watching the world's best practices develop for more than a decade.
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Homan, a former Border Patrol agent with more than three decades in law enforcement, is on the front lines of that fight.
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" She noted, "One time, on the front lines, the enemy attacked and the men took a step back—but the women didn't.
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University School of Law, opens her new book Her Body, Our Laws: On the Front Lines of the Abortion War, From El
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As the world ponders what inspires violent extremism, policy makers should listen to people like Amadou, who are on the front lines.
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"I'm honored to join the women at the front lines of our struggle for economic, social, racial and environmental justice," Sanders said.
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This is felt acutely by several of the Eastern European nations who are at the front lines of potential conflict with Russia.
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Young men face the possibility of conscription into the Army, and being sent to the front lines, if they remain in Syria.
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In recent years, the Basij has aggressively recruited volunteers to fight in Syria, many of whom subsequently died on the front lines.
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Strategists on both sides of the aisle say Scott's role as governor has put him at the front lines on this issue.
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Editorial This week, the White House issued its yearly report on the nations on the front lines of the war on drugs.
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But once on the front lines, according to several officers, most of the young men found themselves penniless for months on end.
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"The negotiations are seeing big complications, in light of tension and operations on the front lines," said a statement from the unit.
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In my view, this shameful attack on California is an attack on all our courageous men and women on the front lines.
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But while airplane manufacturers are on the front lines of this trade war, the food industry is being caught in the crossfire.
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Conner served on the front lines of ten campaigns and was wounded seven times, according to a release from the U.S. Army.
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We have two reporters and a photographer near the front lines as Kurdish pesh merga troops advance on villages east of Mosul.
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"Local governments are on the front lines of trying to get their communities are included in these new broadband developments," Floberg explained.
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Mr. Lamb covered the front lines in Vietnam for United Press International and the fall of Saigon for The Times in 21940.
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The arrangement puts American forces close to China and Russia and on the front lines of any possible conflict with North Korea.
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Right, you just fix things, you're not ... Well, we try to support people that are on the front lines, doing the work.
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Mississippi is among a handful of southern U.S. states on the front lines of legal battles over equality, privacy and religious freedom.
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"All of forms commercial unit have to be on the front lines," says Peter McGuinness, Chief Marketing and Commercial Officer of Chobani.
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I am really am concerned about what this will look like for young, Indigenous people who have been on the front lines.
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Attracted to the steady pay and benefits that come with a prison gig, more women are now working on the front lines.
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A week later, the book's fundamentalist message inspires them to travel to Syria's front lines or to plot terrorist attacks in Europe.
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But they fall on opposite sides of the front lines, reflecting a community that is as divided as, well, oil and water.
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And in the Philippines, a start-up on the front lines against fake news is overwhelmed by the sheer volume of it.
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"The fact that management did not grasp what was happening on the front lines is in itself a major problem," it said.
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Urgent care centers are finding themselves on the front lines of the response to the novel coronavirus, whether they're ready or not.
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Mostly, they served as solicitors general or their deputies, putting them on the front lines in court battles over contentious state laws.
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In the war against COVID-220006, U.S. hospitals have become the trenches and our health care workers are on the front lines.
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Yet for today's readers, one of the most recognizable wartime bylines isn't that of a correspondent on the front lines, but Whitman's.
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Now, as other countries' health care systems falter, more Cuban doctors are likely to be on the front lines of the pandemic.
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The state's first-in-the-nation experiment with legalizing recreational marijuana put it on the front lines of changing America's drug laws.
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The aid group said the deal had had only "limited impact" in ensuring aid deliveries were reaching communities on the front lines.
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Venturing overseas with American forces in 2700, Pyle reported the war through the eyes of the regular infantrymen on the front lines.
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In his early stints, he said, he looked at the war mainly from the perspective of an American on the front lines.
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Rappler's newsroom has also been on the front lines of a war against misinformation on Facebook, where most Filipinos get their news.
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William Westmoreland made a halfhearted to attempt to impose the ban on women at the front lines, but it was too late.
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Those are scarce and should still be saved for those who need them most, medical professionals and others on the front lines.
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Another 10 commandos were wounded, and the remainder of the entire company of 50 sent to rescue Jaghori fled the front lines.
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They will not only preserve equipment, but it also allows doctors and nurses to help those that are on the front lines.
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Disguising herself as a man, she begins military training and eventually makes her way to the front lines of battle in Afghanistan.
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Last, we take a look at the brave individuals working on the front lines of the pandemic to help those in need.
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I am in my final few months of training, and I'm on the front lines in the worst pandemic of the century.
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"The Treasury secretary, who will be on the front lines of that, will be in the middle of a very interesting question."
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The organization is supplying personal protective equipment and other supplies to help health staffers on the front lines of fighting the outbreaks.
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When war with Germany came, he found himself responsible for the evacuation of plants and factories from the rapidly collapsing front lines.
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Watch health care workers in Iran shimmy and shake in full protective gear as they cope with stress on the front lines.
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Outside of the front lines you could find "people discussing ideologies and civil policy" but out in front things were permanently heated.
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Scroll down to see photos of the converted convention center, which will soon be at the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Like health care workers, first responders and others, grocery and pharmacy employees are "essential workers" on the front lines of this battle.
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Gina Haspel, President Trump's nominee to replace Mike Pompeo as C.I.A. director, may soon be on the front lines of that world.
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"He was personally involved and hands-on, encouraging the local guys on the front lines of fighting the mob," Mr. Kennedy said.
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Andy says he "totally understands" and "trusts" the government, and appreciates the hard work of doctors and nurses on the front lines.
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Others on the front lines have said it's difficult to tell what, if any, difference the public health emergency declaration has made.
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On Thursday, it claimed a massive truck bomb near Hilla, hundreds of kilometers south of the front lines, killing about 100 people.
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The Elizabethton Public Library, where the recent murder mystery game was held, is on the front lines of Carter County's opioid crisis.
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Our military correspondent is on the front lines in Iraq, where the fight to retake western Mosul from the Islamic State continues.
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Mr. Gordon, a military correspondent for The Times, is working with the Iraqi reporter Kamil Kakol on the front lines in Iraq.
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And it does so through the lens of one organization that's been on the front lines: the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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The added troops would allow American advisers to work with a greater number of Afghan forces, and closer to the front lines.
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Who exactly were these Ukrainian fascists, and what the hell were they doing wandering around the protest front lines in Hong Kong?
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France maintains hundreds of special operators who are repeatedly spotted on the Syrian front lines, including in active combat alongside U.S. troops.
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Businesses are now on the front lines of the most pressing political issues, having advocated against gun violence and now climate change.
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Some Marine cameramen were assigned to the front lines of individual units, and others to specific activities, like engineering and medical operations.
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We want to hear from you about the women who are on the front lines, moving the needle in their respective fields.
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I am pledging a donation of $500,000 directly to the local fire services that are battling so hard on the front lines.
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The U.S. military will soon send thousands more advisers to aid their Afghan counterparts closer to the front lines, according to Gen.
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Both boys were child soldiers forcibly enlisted by Houthi rebels and put to work carrying ammunition and supplies to the front lines.
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As Texas governor from 2000 to 2015, Perry was on the front lines during a spike in migrants seeking asylum in 2014.
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Following Miles' lead, Garner has come to realize that the only way to accomplish these goals is to volunteer on the front lines.
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It starts in the White House, and it means that everyone we energize in 2020 stays on the front lines come January 203.
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Schaler says she had always loved Hallmark Christmas movies and found a special comfort in them when she was reporting on front lines.
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But many of her former staffers -- especially mid-level Brooklyn veterans -- are now on the front lines of the left's anti-Trump resistance.
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If the reactions to Posey's training videos are any indication, women on the front lines will have some hard days ahead of them.
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Just like the jeep, it was a light troop and equipment mover with no armor, meant mainly for use behind the front lines.
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However, the staff in the front lines thought long and hard about "this kind of atmosphere is quite Nier," or so it seems.
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Marines fill sandbags around their light mortar position on the front lines of the US Marine Corps base in southern Afghanistan on Dec.
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For example, Marantz details his time spent with pro-Trump provocateur Mike Cernovich, describing how the "virality industry" works from the front lines.
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Kurdish fighters fought on the front lines against ISIS; they've received backing for years, including US technical and intelligence assistance and air support.
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About 134,000 other people fled across front lines from rebel territory in eastern Ghouta into areas held by the government, the Observatory said.
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She wrote about her time reporting on Trump in a book, Under Fire: Reporting from the Front Lines of the Trump White House.
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"Thinking of the people who have lost their homes and the brave first responders on the front lines protecting them," Mr. Morgan wrote.
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Unlike Kramer's "The Normal Heart" and Tony Kushner's "Angels in America," his play was not written from the front lines of the epidemic.
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With no need to defend its Turkish frontier, Russia moved thousands of crack troops from the Caucasus to shore up its front lines.
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Once Max arrived he began sharing with his 48 million followers simple yet emotional photos and dispatches from the front lines of parenthood.
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The villages immediately behind the front lines, occupied by ISIS until recent months, are still empty, some of their buildings obliterated by airstrikes.
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During the fighting he visited it from his home in a government-controlled area every time the corridor across front lines was open.
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It starts in the White House, and it means that everybody we energize in 2020 stays on the front lines come January 2021.
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The same could be said for Miami, New Orleans, or any other major population center on the front lines of sea level rise.
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Duterte's crackdown: 6 stories from the front lines High-profile killings Dimaukom is not the first elected official implicated in the drug war.
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And therefore I'm going to keep writing and keep talking and keep supporting people who are on the front lines of the resistance.
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The most successful bacteria remained behind while the weaker strains were forced to deal with the intense drug doses at the front lines.
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For all their sectarian bonds with Iranian Shias, the people of Basra fought on the front lines of Iraq's brutal war with Iran.
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Doctors are, after all, on the front lines of a pitched battle against an invisible enemy most of us are powerless to stop.
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For now, the U.S. is signaling that it expects the countries on the front lines to take the lead in reaching a resolution.
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He once, for example, requested then was staunchly denied a trip to see the front lines of the battle against the Islamic State.
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Kay Dickersin knew she was leaping to the front lines of scholarly publication when she joined The Online Journal of Current Clinical Trials.
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While Jon Snow was goofily zipping around the skies on Rhaegal during the Battle of Winterfell, Ghost was down on the front lines.
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But those on the front lines of the crisis say the coming year promises to be difficult unless there is a dramatic change.
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But he felt he needed to brave the feeling of being an outsider and be on the front lines at a Trump rally.
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An ACLU attorney on the front lines tells TMZ ... the detainees were not allowed representation by attorneys who were eager to help them.
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When thousands line up in London for the People's Assembly's march, we'll be standing alongside those on the front lines of Tory austerity.
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Now the two peoples seldom dare to cross mine-strewn front lines and the rugged mountains separating security forces flying different national flags.
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From stalemate to slaughter: On the front lines of the battle for Aleppo From Sarajevo to Syria: Where is the world's moral compass?
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T.I. is happy to be on the front lines in what he calls a race war in the wake of Donald Trump's election.
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And it's interesting, 54 years ago, you were in the front lines of trying to desegregate school housing at the University of Chicago.
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Does it offer the right balance of carrot and stick to ensure meaningful change on the front lines of the anti-trafficking fight?
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At field clinics on the front lines and in the emergency wards of nearby hospitals, many of the patients are women and children.
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A Dutch-Kurdish motorcycle gang eventually brought the two to the front lines near Kirkuk, where they saw spurts of action against ISIS.
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It was a 'holding house,' where young girls were locked up, raped, and loaned out to lower ranking fighters on the front lines.
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The trailer sets up an epic manhunt, with DEA agents Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrook) and Javier Peña (Pedro Pascal) on the front lines.
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Your failures will be amplified by climate change, and it's not only the Alaska Native villages that are on the front lines now.
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The Americans were not ambushed while advising local forces behind the front lines or struck by rocket fire while manning a fortified base.
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We should listen hard to those voices from the front lines and promote a sensible view of policies that actually keep us safe.
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Soleimani has been the face of the Iranian interventions in Iraq and Syria, posing with Shia militiamen on the front lines against ISIS.
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Not because, as a hard news journalist, I've been on the front lines of natural disasters like the earthquakes in Haiti and Guatemala.
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Military action in Syria, where the front-lines are blurry, poses numerous risks, chief among them the possibility of igniting a broader conflict.
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Read the articles by Alissa J. Rubin from Afghanistan, and see the photographs from the front lines of the refugee crisis in Europe.
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Policies on gender and sexuality have repeatedly become points of contention, putting some businesses on the front lines of battles over social issues.
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Over the past two years women have also been on the front lines of protests after a series of online investment schemes collapsed.
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He was two to three miles behind the front lines when he was killed by small-arms fire, United States military officials said.
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Fattah Issa, 38, lives in Kobani, a border town in northern Syria controlled by Kurdish militias that is far from the front lines.
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They have also previously worked at the "team" level only one kilometer from the front lines in the effort to secure Mount Sinjar.
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Sebastian Gorka: You are on the front lines of the war against communism coming back to America under the guise of democratic socialism.
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Pokémon have also provoked criticism by appearing at Arlington National Cemetery and on the front lines of the fight against ISIS in Iraq.
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They serve on the front lines, deploying around the world, plus fighting a new form of war, the never-ending war on terror.
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But Kashkari, who saw the last bailout happen on the front lines, was blunt about what will happen if policymakers don't do more.
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The National Army will send more of its fighters to the front lines to oppose the government units, its spokesman said on Thursday.
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Grandmothers are at the front lines of the Democratic Party's effort to get Hispanic voters to the polls in Arizona, Nevada and Colorado.
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Firefighter dies on front lines Jeremy Stoke, a fire inspector with the Redding Fire Department, died Thursday night, the Redding firefighters union said.
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And the front lines in the southern suburbs have quickly become entrenched — indicating a long-running battle for the city is in store.
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Iman Elman is fighting on the front lines against a brutal terror organization that is waging war against a country and its people.
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While some force women to "remain indoors," as Beituki suggests, others have placed women on the front lines, or utilized them as recruiters.
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" They've aligned with the coalition out of mutual disdain for the Houthis, and are "present on all major front lines fighting the rebels.
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We have two reporters and a photographer near the front lines as Kurdish pesh merga troops advance on villages east of the city.
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Read more: A week in the life of a doctor in an NYC hospital who is battling the coronavirus on the front lines
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A. I'm going to go personally and will pick a handful of employees who are on the front lines and talk to them.
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He has repeatedly proposed cuts to agencies, like the CDC and NIH, on the front lines of the federal response to disease outbreaks.
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Silicon Valley is directing millions of masks to the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic to help address the shortage of medical supplies.
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Life on the front linesWe've been keeping tabs on what's going on at the front lines of the response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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MLB and Fanatics are shifting production from jerseys to masks and gowns for those on the front lines of the fight against coronavirus.
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"I feel very compelled to the front lines of electoral politics and electing women, in particular, in the Trump era," Ms. Brown said.
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We spoke with a few neighbors who are thanking the Wests for putting a team on the front lines and saving their homes.
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"Under Fire: Reporting From the Front Lines of the Trump White House," by the Washington correspondent April D. Ryan, is due in September.
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Employers can also decline to give leave to workers on the front lines of the crisis: health care providers and emergency responders. Yes.
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Employers can also decline to give leave to workers on the front lines of the crisis: health care providers and emergency responders. Yes.
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But the city is also asking its health care workers, first responders and others to work at the front lines of the contagion.
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But the city is also asking its health care workers, first responders and others to work at the front lines of the contagion.
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VICE News's Seb Walker visited these soldiers on the front lines of the campaign to see how they're taking the fight to ISIS.
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But for those of us who work on the front lines as advocates, first responders, law enforcement, and families, it's nothing to celebrate.
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I decided that I really wanted to go (after seeing coverage of a) night where a lot was happening on the front lines.
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Faith communities, therefore, are often on the front lines when it comes to seeing firsthand the necessity of medical care for the needy.
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The official did note that the request will focus on meeting the operational needs of agencies on the front lines of the response.
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Crosier said many space operators don't need to do traditional deployments to the front lines because personnel can operate space assets from anywhere.
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The medical field is being drafted into a war, she writes, but the government is not protecting its soldiers on the front lines.
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KUNDUZ, Afghanistan — Rahimullah served in the Afghan Army for two years, deployed to the bloody front lines of the southern province of Helmand.
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Indeed, CDFIs are at the front lines of disaster recovery in all forms--the Great Recession, hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and now, COVID-19.
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We might remind ourselves of the health workers on the front lines who are risking their lives to help people who are suffering.
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She sent dispatches from the front lines of '70s-era West Coast bohemia, satirizing the incestuous music and art worlds in Los Angeles.
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These women are out there on the front lines, going to the places where the laws and the legislation are actually being decided.
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Another, more logistically challenging, idea, would be to visit the front lines in eastern Ukraine where Ukraine forces are battling Russian-backed separatists.
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For weeks Ms. Ben Mhenni was on the front lines during the Tunisian uprising, drawing international attention through her blog, A Tunisian Girl.
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Lieutenant Nininger volunteered to go to a spot on the front lines that had splintered under the pounding of a larger Japanese force.
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Already a capable skier himself, he was now serving on the front lines of the government push to create those 300 million enthusiasts.
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The veteran California Democrat has not only been helping her members on the front lines successfully attach their amendments to major policy bills.
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On five occasions, I volunteered to serve overseas, fighting terrorism on the front lines in the Middle East, South Asia and North Africa.
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This moment requires "somebody who has been battle-tested and who has been on the front lines of making real change," she said.
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His militia, Libya Shield, was among those attacked by General Haftar, and it ended up on the front lines with more extreme groups.
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"American Carnage: On the Front Lines of the Republican Civil War and the Rise of President Trump," by Tim Alberta -- three mentions 5.
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Consequently, many bankers on the front lines were inexperienced and had less incentive to uphold the bank's values than to meet sales goals.
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When it comes to actual voting systems, individual states are on the front lines, but Congress can play a role here as well.
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Even a lot of severe cases are unreported since diagnostic tests were only recently deployed to the front lines of China's healthcare system.
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Despite being on the front lines, some officers do not have the training to recognize nor appropriately respond to a mental health crisis.
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Although the label "epidemic" prompts denials from some senior officials, experts on the front lines like Mr. Pokrovsky are calling it just that.
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